Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-06-10
Irlsh-A,nericans for Blaine.


Club of New York met last night and lis
tened to report from its Committee on Ma
tional Affairs. The committee advised
that the club do not anticipate the action
of the Republican Convention by any pre-
mature action, and added these words:
A conference with the leaders of the
Irish Americans who voted for Blaine in
1884 discloses the fact that they will again
vote for him, and prefer his nomination to
that of any other man." After a discus
cussion over this, the report of the commit
tee was adopted without negative vote.
The committee appointed to consider a
National Convention of Republican Clubs
reported that 100 clubs in various parts of
the country had been communicated with,
and all favored Convention.
Cleveland Homeward Bound.
MALONE IN. ", June 9th.-The Presi-
dental party dined togther at o'clock at
Smith sand at $3.50 they resumed their buck
board ride to Paul Smiths station, getting
a farewell half-hour of experience with the
pestiferous black flies. A special car was
awaiting the Presidents arrival Moira
was reached at 6:25 The Presidents car
was surrounded here by throng of per-
sons who were anxious to see him and Mrs
Cleveland. As the train moved away the
President went out upon the rear platform,
dChnOWleuEeU
presence of the interested but bashfully-
silent assembly.
GraydOn's Explosive.
WASHINGTON. June 9th-Lieutenant ].
w. Graydon, q retired navy officer, has
been making some experiments in the
quarries near this city with his new explo-
siye, intended to supplant dynamite for
blasting purposes. So far his experiments
have met with some remarkable results.
and the quarrymen say the compound de-
yelops power three or four times greater
than dynamite, and the actual experiments
made here within the past few weeks in the
presence of army officers and quarrymen
seem to bear ont and support his claim for
having discovered most powerful explo-
sive.
Shocking Brutality.
LCopyght, 1887, by The California associated Press
Ell PAso, June 9th.-A shocking case of
cruelty to wife, with probably fatal re-
suits, has been unearthed. In a low, de-
praved Mexican suburb, Juan Guaranza, a
wood-peddler, became infuriated with his
wife for cooking breakfast in an open fire.
place, and threw her backward into the fire
and held her there until the neighbors
came, attracted by her shriekS. The woman
is fatally burned. The perpetrator escaped
to the other side of the Rio Grande into
Mexico.
4 Trick That Was Vain
Icopyigtt, 1857, by The California associated Press
NEW YORK, June 9th.-The forty-five
Chinese gamblers arraigned before Justice
Smith, of the Tombs, yesterday, endeav-
ored to excuse themselves bv alleging that
they were missionaries trying to convert
their countrymen The subterfnge was too
thin, They were compelled TO pay the
usual fine.
Baseball Record.
BALTIMORE June 9,h.-Cleveland 5, Bal
timore Il.
CHIcAGo.-Pittsbarg 6. Chicago 3.
PHLADELPHIA.-Athle 5, ST. Louis I,
BosroN.-Philadelp 3, Boston :.
DETRoIT.-Philadelphia 5, Detroit :.
NEW YORK.-Cincinnati Z, BROOKLYN 0.
NV YoRK.-Washing,on 3, New York >.
New NoRK.-MetFopoitans 7, Louis
Vile l.
To BE Wiped Out.
NEW IoEK, June 9th.-At to-day's ses.
sion OF The Masonic Grand Lodge il was
animously decided to suspend Prudence
! Lodge for having admitted to its member
ship the notorious Tom Gould and others
OF similar reputation, so that the Lodge
| may pass out of existence as a punishment
for MS unmasonic conduct"
Bishop Winners Book.
Icopyrig, 1887, By &e California 4issoeiated Pres.
NEW YoBK, June 9th.-Bishop Wilmer.
of Alabama, has written book entitled
The Recent Past, from Southern Stand
point, which attracts considerable atten-
ton. The Bishop is stalwart of stalwarts
in his loyalty TO the United States Govern
ment and true TO the South, which speaks
through him soundiy and bravely.
Disappointed Sports.
NEW y oRK, June 9th.-The sporting fra
ternity received tip on Monday that John
l.. Sullivan was TO meet Kilrain in private.
The sports took an early train for Atlantic
Civ, n. j., where they waited many weary
hours, only to learn from New Hampshire.
where Sullivan was billed to appear this
week, that Sullivan was up there and knew
nothing of the expected fight.
Postal Changes.
IcopTigAt, 1887, by the California Associated Pres
WASHINGTON, June 9th.-[Special. THE
name of the POstofiice at CleTmont, San
joaquin county, has been changed to Carl
| ton.
Postoffice has been established at Ma
define, Lassen county, with Elmer Van
| loan as Postmaster.
The Medical Convention.
CHICAGO, June 9th.-In the Medical Con-
vention to-day the following officers were
named for the ensuing year: President,
A. y. p. Garnett, of Washington, d. D.:
Librarian, c. II. A. Kleinschmidt. Of Wash
ington, d. c.; Treasurer, r. J. Dainglison.
OF Philadelphia; Secretary, DR.. Atkinson.
No business of importance was transacted.
Postal Expenditures.
WASHINGTON, June 9th.--The Sixth Au-
ditor makes public the receipts and ex-
penditures of the postal service for the
| fourth quarter OF 1886, as follows: Re
ceipts. sl244f,641; expenditures, s13, ,029,-
330.
Death of Major Ewing.
WAsHISGToS, June 9th.-Hon. John H.
Ewing died at his residence in this place
| about 3 o'clock this afternoon, aged ninety
years. Major Ewing was an uncle Of
James 6. Blaine, and the oldest citizen in
this town.
| Rumors of Filibusters Denied.
| SAVANNAH, June 9th.-The rumor that 8
| filibustering expedition is fitting OUT 81
Savannah against Honduras or Cuba. so fsl
as is yet known, is wholly without founda,
fion